Countryside Team Manager, wildlife columnist for Devon Life, presenter & matchday MC for @ExeterChiefs and England Rugby. Host of Gone Wild with Bear Grylls.
A Wader-fest yesterday at Seaton Wetlands, Marsh, Common & Wood Sandpipers, Dunlin, Little Stint, Redshank, Greenshank, Lapwing, Ringed Plover, Blackwit, Barwit, Oystercatcher & Ruff. @wildeastdevon@Natures_Voice@DevonWildlife
@LeonRice861481 Wow, it was spring tides Leon, that means the lagoon fills.
As I’ve offered before when you’ve offered comment which is technically incorrect, introduce yourself and I’ll show you how this system works.
Thankyou overnight rain and south easterlies! This gorgeous pair of Curlew Sandpipers (male and female on size) are on Black Hole Marsh this morning, with 11 Dunlin. My earliest autumn record of the species here. Also Wigeon and juv Med Gull
From solstice to sand martins—Countryfile hits Seaton Wetlands in a powerful return to nature, legacy, and coastal resilience 🌾🌊
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@mattkvesic They’re quite passive (if you’ve not sucked them into a hoover) they look ferocious but there’s a certain self confidence in a black and yellow insect that big!